Quidenham St Andrew round tower church Norfolk
Four bay 19th century arcade, Quidenham St Andrews Norfolk, English church interior photographs.
Four bay 19th-century arcade, in dull lighting, lit only by the small lights I gather this is kind of like it would have been long before electric, forget your HDR photos in churches.
St Andrew Quidenham Norfolk, nave interior photographs, English church architecture photography
Nave from under quatrefoil piers of the arcade showing pews and with the church lights on, I love the mood of the lighting within churches and to think long before electric the church of been candle lit.
St Andrew Quidenham Norfolk, octagonal stone font, Norfolk churches interior architecture.
Octagonal font and in such dim moody conditions showing the nave and east window.
St Andrew Quidenham Norfolk, chancel arch, 19th century architecture.
Chancel arch is a 19th century leading through to the nave in stunning warm mood lighting.
Choir stalls, Quidenham St Andrews. with the chancel dimly-lit and I thought Ohh dear that's so dark in here I never get any shots but luckily they let visitors turn the lights on which after a few minutes turn the church into a wonderful mood with warm lighting and with my style of mood it suited me just fine.
St Andrew church chancel interior Quidenham Norfolk.
You see on the right hand, under the south window, ''sedilia'', three seats. and it was written that there is a piscina'' in this chancel. I guess the niche a little westward from ''sedilia'' would be the ''piscina''. For ''sedilia'' there is a photo in this gallery where they (sedilia) are more recognisable.
St Andrew Quidenham Norfolk porch and octagonal with spire architecture photography.
Showing the top of the main entrance with both octagonal and spire, (octagonal bell chamber) built the 14th century.
St Andrew Quidenham Norfolk stained glass window in the round tower part 11th century
The lower stained glass window in the front of the tower, the lower tower built in the 11th century. The Perpendicular style began in the 14th century. the Black Death of 1348-49 and 1361-62 is said to be the beginning of Perpendicular Gothic. dye to the damage from Black Death,
